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TULIPA SS21

  • Kat Priest

Graduate collection Creating a fluidity and flow that oscillates around the body, the collection translates the Renaissance slashing technique into sculptural forms. Extending the movement in print, strong contour lines form a dynamic tulip print and are combined with 3D elements to create an illustion between the two dimensions. Instagram: @kat.priest

Research into 16th C. Renaissance 'Slashing' technique including handling session at Bath Fashion Museum
Initial exploration of 16th C. 'Slashing' technique to develop sculptural cut for luxury fabrics
Paper cut development of form in motion by draping on the stand
Print development to recreate motion of slashed sculptures into 2D tulip print
2D to 3D forms, investigting print around the body through paper maquettes
Testing and sampling laser cut pattern designs for slashed sculptures
Illustration in watercolour & final print design
Technical flats & illustration in watercolour
Tech pack specification sample: print scale
Tech pack specification sample: scultpure assemble & trouser construction
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